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... Fielder, of St. Cross, near Winchester-At Boulogne, aged 72, Richard Peake, Esq. formerly Treasurer of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, which office he held for upwards of forty years.-Mary, wife of Mr. Charles mutlow, of Grevstoke-place, Fetter-lane.- At ...
... Esq. of Biggleewade..- ..AC-iie Elms, Mlr. Woods, for 20 years Second Clerk at Bow-street Ofllce.-Mr. Terry, Comedian of Drury-lane Tlieatre.-Mtrs. Sawyer, wife of Mr. Sawyer, park-keeper to the .Duke of Bedford, Woburri Abljey.-A t Havre, Alexander Arm ...
... only saved by intrepidity of a dustman- they were taken out totally insensible, but soon ?? Cheshire Cheese, Russell-court, Drury.lane, celebrated theatrical resort, nearly burnt down Saturday night, owing to bed-curtains in the second floor accidentally ...
... had ar- rived at the extraordinary age of 10B years, died in his apartment, at the h'ouse of Mr. Wellsodie Jhair-dresser, Drury-lane, opposite Craven-duildings. It appears ihat liheservd in t*e iar befween thie French and EngliUh in America, under General ...
... 1001. Saturday by the I Board of EBcisc for fiuxing yellow ochre anud flour with I Scotch snuliF-Smithi, of Ru~sell-court, Drury-lane, finedl C 101. for similnr ?? Stacey fully comrsitted-sst' I Week to Reading gaol for the imurder ?? Hoi)kins, an I agricultural ...
... larian, only daughter of J. Crouch, Esq. of Stoke Newing- 8 ton Park.-At St. John's, Alarylebone, H. R. Bishop, Esq. e of Drury-lane Theatre, to Ann, eldest daughter of D. V. Riviere, Esq. of Cirencester-place, Fitzroy-square.-J. IV. e J. Gole, Esq. of ...
... squate, Kensington, Carolina, wife of J. Chippendale, Esq. -In Mornington-place, Willoughby Lacy, Esq. formerly patentee of Drury Lane Tijeatre, and one of the contvmpo- , raries of Garrick, in his 83d ?? his residence Soutlh- D town, Great Yarmouth, Mlr ...
... sqsuare, Mr. Mlassingham, who for forty years filled the situation of Clerk of the Renters and Free Admis- sion Office, Drury-lane Theatre.-On Seturday, at her house in London, Mrs. Renaud, the actress, known for many years as the beautiful MNrs. Powell ...
... Edinburg; r and the recollection of those holidavs still forms an oasis in the pilgrimage which I have to look back upon. A DRURY-LANE THEATRE. i This theatre commenced its campaign for the season on f Saturday night with Cherry's comedy of The Soldier's ...
... Blsgden Bradford.1In L~ondon, T. Sainmel, Esq. of Hatton Garden, and Healey, Surrey, to Dliss harriet Phillips, late of Drury-lane Theatre, and niece of M~r. Barnett, mnanager of the Theatres at Rtead- ing, Oxford, Ryde, Guildford, &c. DIED. AtM'ootend ...
... of K ings college, Cambridge.ln Lambeth work, house, Mrs. E. Beverley, an actress of some celebrity, at Covent Ga-den and Drury Lane Theatres. Owing to ad- verse circumstances she became so poor that she was taken to the above house on the 12th inst. in ...
... Pentonville, T. SVells, t~sq. aaeH 7G.-In Store-street, A. Popie, Esq. late of the Thleatres 'Rtoyail, Covent Garden and Drury-lane, aged 7:8.-At Haid- mersinith, MArs. IDawsnn, airged 88.-In Camhidgllile-terraice, Regent's i'ark, H-enry Glezhrook, Esq ...